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To: Mark Peterson CPA who wrote (130923)	6/4/1999 8:34:00 AM
From: Rich Young	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Not quite sure what to make of this, but the futures at least initially seem to love the numbers: 08:30 MAY JOBS REPORT SHOWS ECONOMY MAY BE SLOWING. 08:30 CONSTRUCTION SHEDS 40,000 JOBS IN MAY. 08:30 RETAIL ADDS 17,000 JOBS IN MAY. 08:30 MAY PAYROLL GROWTH SLOWEST SINCE BLIZZARD OF JAN. 1996. 08:30 APRIL PAYROLLS REVISED TO 343,000 FROM 234,000 PREVIOUSLY. 08:30 MANUFACTURING LOSES 45,000 JOBS IN MAY. 08:30 MAY SERVICE-PRODUCING INDUSTRIES ADD 103,000 JOBS, LOWEST SINCE AUG. 97. 08:30 MAY GOODS-PRODUCING INDUSTRIES LOSE 92,000 JOBS. 08:30 MAY AVERGE HOURLY EARNINGS RISE 0.4% TO $13.19. 08:30 MAY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 29-YEAR LOW 4.2%. 08:30 MAY PAYROLLS GROW 11,000, FAR BELOW 232,000 EXPECTED. edit: Now seem to have reversed the other way. .4% average hourly earnings increase probably the big concern.